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Talk about AIDS, Your daughter worries about AIDS.
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    Photo of white man. "Tom" dialogue about AIDS & daughter. Folds in 1/4th. 22 x 16 "Talk About AIDS. Your Daughter Worries About AIDS. Tom: AIDS is not even in the picture for my daughter. Why not? Tom: She’s got boys and books and ballgames on her mind. Not AIDS. Are you sure? Tom: Yes. She’s probably heard a lot about AIDS. Tom: I’ll tell you, my girl isn’t worried about AIDS because I haven’t scared her by talking about it. What if she’s heard rumors that scare her? Tom: She would come and talk to me, I guess. When you talked about sex with your dad, did you ever start the conversation? Tom: No, he did. Does that tell you anything? Tom: I need to talk to my daughter. AMERICA RESPONDS TO AIDS. 1-800-342-AIDS." Order number: P076 (English). CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials September 1994, p. 22. Using a father and a daughter as an example, this poster stresses the parents' role in talking with their children about AIDS.
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    David J. Sencer CDC Museum
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